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- 1Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece arrives in Japan for the first time●ダ・ヴィンチの傑作、初来日 「ルーヴル美術館展 ルネサンス」国立新美術館で開催中 – 産経ニュース ダ・ヴィンチの傑作、初来日 「ルーヴル美術館展 ルネサンス」国立新美術館で開催中 産経ニュースダ・ヴィンチの傑作、初来日 「ルーヴル美術館展
A masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci has come to Japan for the first time as part of the Louvre Museum Renaissance exhibition, now running at the National Art Center in Tokyo. The show brings Renaissance works from the Louvre's collection to Japanese audiences, and news of the rare loan is drawing attention from art fans and media in Japan.
- 2Thieves took €88 million from the Louvre in daylight●€88 million. That's what thieves walked out of the Louvre with last October, half an hour after opening, in daylight. Oc
Reports recirculate that thieves stole jewels worth €88 million from the Louvre in Paris last October, pulling off the heist within half an hour of the museum opening, in broad daylight. Commentators compare the operation to Ocean's Eleven, and the sheer audacity and speed of the robbery is fuelling renewed discussion about museum security.
- 3Louvre-Lens exhibition explores the art of happiness▼so cute! louvre-lens exhibition unpacks the art of happiness from ancient times until today
The Louvre-Lens museum in northern France has opened an exhibition tracing the art of happiness from ancient times to the present day. The show examines how artists across the centuries have depicted joy, wellbeing and contentment, drawing on works spanning multiple eras and cultures.
- 4Louvre-Lens explores kawaii culture in new exhibition●louvre-lens turns cuteness into an art history of pink, plush toys and kawaii
The Louvre-Lens museum in northern France has opened an exhibition tracing the history of kawaii, Japan's culture of cuteness, through pink hues, plush toys and related artworks. The show examines how cuteness evolved into an aesthetic and cultural phenomenon with roots in art history, prompting discussion among art lovers about whether playful pop culture belongs in a major fine arts institution.